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joe_guy
4y ago
> Every time he opens his mouth he is removing freedom to maneuver from his future defense team. IANAL but since it's not under oath does it really matter what he's saying?
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joe_guy
4y ago
Why not a series of blog posts? To me, the reader, what value does sharing my email or it being in The incredibly less flexible "ebook" format have?
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4y ago
It's 60 minutes as a very high estimate. You might spend a life time together.
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joe_guy
4y ago
Believe it or not, but digital cinema projection is done with jpeg 2000 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_cinema
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joe_guy
4y ago
fyi, arguments become immediately less convincing when they include "m$" (or make a lot of politically one sided claims without citation)
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joe_guy
4y ago
What emulation layers are you speculating there are?
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joe_guy
4y ago
Amazon actually has a pretty detailed page that lets you control what feeds back into your recommendations. https://www.amazon.com/gp/yourstore/iyr/
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4y ago
The tooling side isn't the tricky part, it's the insane amount of work that is required to create and maintain each package. You need massive community buy in. Because of this, unfortunately, the best package managers aren't
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4y ago
What happens if a wolf killed the goat? Surely they wouldn't be unconditionally criminal at that point. Perhaps the third party needs to be made whole, also. IANAL but paying off contracts is extremely common.
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4y ago
They offered to make the other party whole. If they were careless and a wild animal killed the goat, theyd not of unconditionally committed a crime, theyd only need to make the other party whole.
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4y ago
It would be more akin to selling someone a car, then telling them you're giving them the money back instead of the vehicle.
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4y ago
> am a fan of honoring contracts and sales. It's perfectly acceptable to violate a contract. It doesn't matter you're not a fan of this. As long as you follow through with the terms of violating it. > Breach of contrac
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4y ago
Why should they not?
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4y ago
http://danluu.com/
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4y ago
We're discussing what we as individuals can do, but a yelp for youtubers isnt needed and wouldnt solve a larger misinformation problem anyways (yelp didnt make bad food disappear). The following isnt just for youtubers, its for all inf
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4y ago
Like everything else -- what evidence do they present and what credentials do they posses that makes them a valuable interpreter of such evidence.
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4y ago
I had never heard of HTTP trailers. So FYI > The Trailer response header allows the sender to include additional fields at the end of chunked messages in order to supply metadata that might be dynamically generated while the message body
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4y ago
An @type package is dev time only and contains only exploit free definition files.
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joe_guy
4y ago
The featool domino is patented until 2024 unfortunately.
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joe_guy
4y ago
Can you elaborate on what unlimited vacation means?
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4y ago
Being on the DNC making it so no business ever can call you is a monkey paw wish. Your bank is absolutely permitted to call you regardless of you being on the DNC. You have an existing business relationship with them.
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4y ago
fyi, the Game Genie was actually rom patches not memory writing. But knowing the ram address would definitely make finding the rom to patch in disassembly much easier. Game Shark on later systems did "freeze" ram and the Pro model
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4y ago
Yes, for a surgeon. Scroll down to internal medicine, which is closer to who will be prescribing insulin, and note it's 8k to 50k. (No median or mean is given?) I'm not at all shocked someone who cuts people open and removes or ad
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4y ago
No. But it's not possible to do so. Given an email lockout, a $100+ incidence support cost would be reasonable. But there might be legal implications there because it's likely their fault the account was (wrongly) locked out. IANA
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4y ago
> Cigarettes are directly marketed to kids Can you provide a recent example of cigarettes being marketed to kids in USA?
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> Apple dictates the browser engine for security and battery life considerations which I regard as a feature. > Anything else can be viewed on the web. You've reconstructed your statement to be conditional on your preferences. It
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4y ago
https://www.stardock.com/products/groupy/ Groupy might interest you.
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https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/regular-expression-imp... Stephen has put incredible work into having an alternative implementation in .net 7. For anyone interested in regex engine inner workings and optimization
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4y ago
You'd presume abuse image prevention would use hashes that survive slight fuzzing. https://inhope.org/EN/articles/what-is-image-hashing?locale=...
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How does that scale? I'm not worried about 60mb of ram in 2022. Is there a single like-like comparison of a complex application?
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